Final Exam Review: Weeks 8 Flashcards

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1
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lectins

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proteins that bind to sugars

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2
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aldose numbering

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carbonyl: numbered relative to aldehyde at C1 (C1 is always carbonyl C)

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3
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ketose numbering

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carbonyl: numbered relative to ketone end which is always at C2

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4
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anomer

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isomers that only differ at a newly formed chiral carbon in ring structure

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5
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epimer

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differ at only 1 chiral/asymmetric carbon

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6
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reducing sugar test

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free aldehyde reduces cupric to cuprous ion forming copper oxide (visually detected), aldehyde oxidized to acid

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7
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disaccharide formation

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lone pair of electrons on hydroxyl O attacks anomeric C1 carbon

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8
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intermolecular glycosidic bond is between ____ and ____

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Always between hydroxyl or amine and an anomeric carbon on another molecule

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9
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what hormone is at play in the anabolic state and what does it do

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insulin signaling recruits glucose transporters to import glucose from the blood for glucose uptake and glycogen synthesis

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10
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how and where is excess glucose stored

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excess glucose is stored as glycogen in muscle or liver by glycogen synthase

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11
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what organ secretes insulin

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pancreas

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12
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under what conditions do ____ and ____ signal for glycogen breakdown? is this catabolic or anabolic?

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epinephrin = exercise, glucagon = blood glucose drops signaling for catabolic state for glycogen breakdown

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13
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is glycolytic pathway exergonic or endergonic? how about under standard vs cellular conditions?

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exergonic in both standard and cellular

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14
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how does feed forward regulation work in step 3 of glycolysis

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if too much substrate (fructose 6-phosphate) builds up, side reaction with PFK-2 makes fructose-2,6-bisphosphate which activates/stimulates PFK-1

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15
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____ activates the PDC and ____ inhibits PDC

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PD phosphatase activates, PD kinase inhibits

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16
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what 2 molecules inhibit the PDC and activate PD kinase

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NADH and acetyl CoA

17
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what subunit of the PDC does acetyl CoA inhibit

18
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what 2 monosaccharides make up sucrose

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glucose and fructose

19
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should the hydroxyl be on the right or left of carbonyl when looking at sugar in linear form? why?

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right - enzymes look for D hydroxyl isomer when binding, D is physiologically relavent

20
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hemiacetal is ____ derivative and hemiketal is ____ derivative

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aldehyde, ketone

21
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furan vs pyran

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furan is five member ring, O came from hydroxyl that attacked carbonyl.
pyran = 6 member ring, hydroxyl from further down in sugar

22
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what functional group and where makes a sugar a reducing sugar

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free hydroxyl adjacent of O in a ring to allow opening to linear form

23
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N-linked vs O-linked glycosylation

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N-linked = Asn, O-linked = Ser/Thr

24
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where does glycolsylation occur

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How to name disaccharides
1. O or N linked 2. 1st sugar configuration anomer + name-yl 3. #s of carbons linked together 4. 2nd sugar configuration anomer + name -ose or -oside example: O-a-D-glucopyranosyl(1-4)-a-D-glucopyranose
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what are the 3 main ways polysaccharides can differ?
1. composition (Glc vs Gal) 2. connectivity (1->4, 1->6) 3. configuration (alpha vs beta)
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what does the enzyme glycosyl transferase do
specificity for certain sugars and can link them in proper orientation and connectivity
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what molecule is first needed for a glycosyl transferase reaction? why? does this make the process catabolic or anabolic?
UTP to make high-energy sugar-nucleotide intermediate allowing sugar transfer onto another sugar or molecule. needs energy so anabolic
29
what are the 2 subunits of maltose? what is their connectivity? what is their configuration?
glucose and glucose a-1,4
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what are the 2 subunits of lactose? what is their connectivity? what is their configuration?
glucose and galactose b-1,4
31
after how many units of glucose does glycogen branch? what stops them from falling apart? where are glucose units added/removed?
branches every 8-12 units glycogenin is dimer at center that primes reducing ends glucose added/removed from non-reducing ends
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unbranched glucose units with a-1,4 linkages is ____ and linear gllucose units with a-1,4 linkages and an a-1,6 at branch points every 30 units is ______
amylose, amylopectin
33
what is the structure of cellulose? what enzyme digests cellulose? is it expressed in humans?
unbranched chains of glucose units (homopolymer) joined by b-(1→4) and many H bonds (linear, no spiral, negative iodine test). Cellulase not expressed in humans